Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-12-15

i
New steck of jewelry at Kellar's. at
away down prices.
Attorney Goddard tried a law case in
Clay Co. this week.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate, call on G. M. Pier.
Entire new stock of cook and heat
ing stoves at Murphy's.
For best quality of ammunition in
the city, call at MurphY's.
Gitchell's stock of candies and nuts
is fresh, and his prices are low.
Brauch is selling holiday goods to
be shipped to Iowa and Nebraska.
Hooking valley, Jackson hill and
best grades ofsoft coal at Queal & Co.'s.
Brauch's holiday goods are going like
hot cakes, and at prices very reasonable,
too.
Call at the Herald Office and get
sample copy of the North Dakota Ear
mer.
Wonder If Ed. Kennedy has dis
covered who those " mysterious survey
ers arep
That North Dakota Farmer premium
takes well. Come in, if you haven't
seen a copy.
The storm prevented the presence of
a quorum at the school township board
last Saturday.
10000 bushele of shelled corn wanted
before Dec. 18th at Aliens Agency. Top
price paid in cash.
Hogs and corn are now bringing
prices that causes smile to adorn the
face of the granger.
Now is the time to catch on to Hurley
dirt if you want to make some money
during the next year.
/ Boys, now is the time, and Murphy's
is the place to get your skates. Prices
from S5 cents to SIPS.
4 Sargent has just received fine as
sortment of silk Handkerchiefs, Gents
/ huiliSio, SSdiA SSS., W.
Fl. Ii. Rundell is around attending to
business again looking rather thin
after his late severe illness.
If you want farm, confer with ALL
ems agency. You can find some genu
ipe bargains there Just now.
Finest and largest stock of china
glass and crockery ware ever brought
to Turner county, at Kellar's.
What is the matter with buying sci
of those nice dishes at Pier & Fergu
sons for Christmas present?
Arrangements will be made at the
social Friday evening for a union
!. Christmas tree. Everybody come.
The next regular meeting of the Hur
ley school township board will be helt
: the second Tuesday in January, 1883.
All pull together and Hurley ant
Yankton will soon have direct com
t munication with st. Paul and Duluth
There will be ''mush and milk
1 social at the reading rooms Friday Ito
e morrow evening, to which all are in
vited.
}, If you waat a nice pair of cuff but
y tons or breast pin, or a sewing me-
chine for S1.5O, call at Pier & Fergt
sons.
Mrs. Sumner met with a misfortun
. recently, one of the ponies used on he
= stage line having received injurie
: which will probably disable it for tf
winter.
oI Some of Parker's citizens are willin
r that Hurley should have" branch
q of the d & D., but cannot think
% letting the main line come this wa
Thank you, gentlemen.
f In selecting your holiday gifts do nj
n fail to rember that a years subscrlptit
9. to the Herald for an eastern friend wi
70 be to him weekly reminder that he
D remembered by those far away.
Probably few towns in Dakota hay
- more nonresident property owne
:; than Hurley, and most Of them are me
of large means. When the ball opel
they viii all do their best to keep
= rolling.
$: The Hurley schools will contin
M with the same teachers the balance
We the year. We mention this as sor
a. seemed to think they we're only elect
m for term. The schools open aga
er aftes the holidays.
ld 1t is rumored that board has been
Dy gagged at farm house in Maybe
'e- township for corps of engineers w
pc will arrive from st. Paul next wet
BY when active work will begin on the
or cation of the d. s. D.
Z Hon. T. b. Buchanan sold Cow
Bros. a pair of twenty-three mont
old steers, and after feeding th'
I, four months. their gross weight v
- :, 400 lbs each. Can some of you
no cattle men lip north put that in Yo
II pipe and smoke it.
st. Peter-or some one eise-i
.the Heavenly Gates Ajar," last SAT
day morning, and as consequence
ae- little stranger has taken up her aoe
to I at the homeof O. o. Snyder. Motl
and child doing nicely. and Oscar q
to pass around the cigar boz.